World War One and the Provisional Government 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryRussia - 19th and 20th centuryASAQA Created by: emmmalleyCreated on: 07-05-14 20:30 When did Nicholas II take charge of the Russian army? September 1915 1 of 19 When did Russia, Britain and France form the 'Triple Entente'? 1907 2 of 19 What increased discontent among peasants during World War One? Peasant rationing and the alcohol ban 3 of 19 Which army was the largest in the world in 1914? Russian army 4 of 19 When was Russia defeated in Galicia? 1915 5 of 19 When was the Battle of Tannenburg? August 1914 6 of 19 How did the government fund the war? They raised taxes 7 of 19 What were the main criticisms of the Provisional Government? too middle class and not democratic 8 of 19 What was the result of the Kornilov Affair on the Provisional Government? Kerensky panicked and gave power to the Bolsheviks 9 of 19 Who led the Provisional Government up to July 1917? Prince Lvov 10 of 19 Who led the Provisional Government after July 1917? Kerensky 11 of 19 What was Milyukov's role and political leanings? Minister of Foreign Affairs, favoured constitutional monarchy and led the Kadets 12 of 19 What were the Provisional Government's demands? amnesty for political prisoners, universal suffrage, freedom of speech, of the press, to form trade unions, to hold meetings and to strike 13 of 19 What was Guchkov's role and political leanings? Minister of War, was an Octobrist 14 of 19 What were Keresky's political leanings? socialist 15 of 19 When was the Kornilov Affair? August 1917 16 of 19 Who was General Kornilov? Commander in Chief of the army 17 of 19 What happened to Kornilov's troops a few days in to the coup? They were stopped by railway workers and arrested 18 of 19 By how much did Bolshevik membership increase after the Kornilov Affair? 164% 19 of 19
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